JEFFREY MATTHEW SMITH
Pilots at Nicholson Dr, Dallas, TX

2012025, Oct 4, 2012

Mar 30, 2012

13/435253

Jeffrey O. Smith - Dallas TX, US
Stephen P. Emmons - Carrollton TX, US
Andrew N. Wolverton - Plano TX, US
Wayne Stargardt - Dallas TX, US

H04W 24/00, H04W 88/06, H04W 52/02

4554565

A system for tracking mobile assets is described. The system includes a plurality of mobile asset tracking devices, where each of the tracking devices has a short range radio transmitter used to transmit identifying information to other nearby tracking devices. A subset of the plurality of mobile asset tracking devices also include location determination modules and wide area network communications transmitters, this subset of mobile asset tracking devices is operable to collect the identifying information of the nearby tracking devices without the wide area network communication transmitter and to transmit the location and identifying information of the nearby tracking devices to a monitoring center to track the plurality of mobile asset tracking devices.

2012025, Oct 4, 2012

Mar 30, 2012

13/435231

Stephen P. Emmons - Carrollton TX, US
Jeffrey O. Smith - Dallas TX, US
Richard Burtner - Broadlands VA, US
Henry S. Rosen - Dallas TX, US

G06F 21/00, G06F 15/16

726 11

A system for providing local access by means of a local data appliance to data collected from remote monitors and sensors is described. The system includes a plurality of remote monitors and sensors, the remote monitors and sensors reporting data over a wide area communications network, and a data collection center receiving the data from the remote monitors and sensors, the data collection center operable to process the data and generate customer defined reports based on the data. A local data appliance placed in the customer's network operates to receive the data from the data collection center, and to process the customer data, generate reports based on the data and send instructions to the remote monitors and sensors. The appliance resides behind the customer's firewall but is separate from the customers network and data center equipment.

2013024, Sep 19, 2013

Sep 10, 2012

13/607955

Wayne Stargardt - Dallas TX, US
Jeffrey O. Smith - Dallas TX, US

H04W 4/02

4554561

A system and method for determination the relative location of a mobile object is described that includes building a database of known/expected locations with the exact longitude and latitude for each location. Next, an estimated location for a mobile object is generated using information from the cellular network and an area boundary is defined around the mobile object that defines, with some probability, where the object is actually located. The known locations in the database that fall within the area boundary are then identified and a relative probability is calculated for each known location that indicates its relative likelihood of where the mobile object is actually located. From this information at least the most probable location of the mobile object is determined along with a measure of estimation confidence.

2013032, Dec 5, 2013

May 31, 2012

13/484973

Darren A. Koenig - Bronxville NY, US
Michael Gregory - Carrollton TX, US
Jeffrey O. Smith - Dallas TX, US

G08B 13/00

340541

An alarm system for detecting and reporting “smash and crash” intrusions is described. The alarm system includes a plurality of intrusion sensors and a security alarm panel in communication with each of the plurality of intrusion sensors at the site of the alarm system. An alarm gateway is provided remote from the security alarm panel, the alarm gateway monitoring the status of the security alarm panel for indications of tampering. A central station is in communication with the alarm gateway and monitors the status of the alarm system, where the alarm gateway sends an alarm condition to the central station when tampering at the security alarm panel is detected.